Training Collars

There are various types of collars to suit your dog training needs. To stop excessive barking in the house or yard, a bark collar may be a great option. Prong collars and halti collars may work well for dogs who pull on the walk. Each dog is different, so the key is to find the training collar that works best for you and your pup.

Some dogs and their owners find that training collars can greatly improve the quality of their walk experience. Standard harnesses are designed to allow and encourage pulling (think of snow dogs who wear harnesses to pull sleds). For dogs prone to tracheal damage, learning to walk on a harness may be the safest choice.

Dog training collars can be very effective when introduced and used correctly. We recommend working with a professional dog trainer to determine the best fit for your training goals.

You may utilize a training collar in conjunction with dog training. It’s best to introduce the training collar to your dog in the house first before using it outside. It is not recommended to use a training collar on a puppy under 4-6 months of age.